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Rob Gronkowski gives Camille Kostek a kiss on the cheek as they arrive for the 2022 NFL Honors held at YouTube Theater on Thursday night (February 10) in Inglewood, Calif.

The cute couple were joined by many other athletes at the annual event, which honors the best of the best in the NFL, ahead of the Super Bowl.

Zuri Hall, Kenny Moore II, Eugenia Jones, Jerry Jones, Donnie Edwards and Kathryn Edward, Deebo Samuel, Dak Prescott and Natalie Buffett, Calais Campbell, Victor Cruz, Justin Simmons and Taryn Simmons, Brittany Williams, Josh Allen, Harrison Phillips, Shae Spady, Brandon Ramon Williams, David Carr, MJ Acosta-Ruiz, James Jones, and Willie McGinest were also seen on the red carpet.

They were also joined by Kealia Watt, J.J. Watt, Gabriella Watt, Derek Watt, T. J. Watt, and Dani Rhodes, as well as Micah Parsons, Bruce Smith, Rickey Jackson, Jeremy Kelley, Torry Holt, Dan Lacey, Nick Liberatore, Joel Daniel Rutkowski, Jordan Baum, and Avery Pearson, Sophie Scott and Mac Jones, Cameron Jordan and Nikki Jordan, Arik Armstead and Mindy Sittinpretty, Nikki Hegstetter Bozeman and Bradley Bozeman, Kelvin Beachum and Jessica Beachum, Ashley Bragg and Logan Ryan.

Jarrett Payton, Connie Payton, and Brittney Payton, Cole Maness, Erika Christensen, Rashan Gary, Ashli Dotson and Mike Evans, Nick Chubb, Anthony Barr and Lori Barr, Shahrzad Ehdaivand Slater and Matthew Slater, Darren Waller, Tyler Lockett, Jason Cabinda, Aaron Jones, Andrea Guy and Lawrence Guy, Justin Reid, Torrey Smith, Joseph Baena, Chester Pitts, Austin Ekeler, DeVonta Smith, LaDainian Tomlinson, Darius Leonard, Denzel Ward, Maxx Crosby, Solomon Thomas, Derrick Henry, Travis Kelce and Kayla Nicole, Jerome Baker, Shaun Alexander, Ty Law, Kurt Warner and Brenda Warner wrapped up the red carpet before heading inside to the show.

Aaron Rodgers was award the MVP honor.

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David Carr was battling lung cancer according to an autopsy taken after his death on Thursday evening in New York City.

The 58-year-old New York Times media columnist passed away in his office from “complications of metastatic small cell neuroendocrine carcinoma of the lung,” according to The Times.

The chief medical examiner of New York City also said that heart disease contributed to his death.

David battled Hodgkin’s lymphoma in the past and even wrote about it in his memoir, “The Night of the Gun.”

Our thoughts are with his family during this difficult time.

In sad news, legendary New York Times columnist David Carr died at the age of 58 on Thursday (February 12).

Earlier that same day, he led a TimesTalks discussion with Edward Snowden and Citizenfour director Laura Poitras.

“For the past 25 years, Mr. Carr wrote about media,” a member of The Times wrote in a post for the site. “He joined The Times in 2002 as a business reporter covering the magazine publishing industry. His column appeared in the Monday business section and focused on media issues, including print, digital, film, radio and television.”

Our thoughts are with David‘s wife, Jill, and their daughters Maddie, Erin and Meagan during their difficult time.